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clothes

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Garment A piece of clothing, typically referring to a single item like a shirt, dress, or coat.
Apparel Clothing in general; attire worn for various purposes, such as casual, formal, or sportswear.
Attire A set of clothes worn for a specific occasion or purpose, often implying a particular style or formality.
Outfit A coordinated set of clothes worn together, often chosen for a specific event or purpose.
Wardrobe A collection of clothes owned by a person, or a closet where clothes are stored.
Fabric the material used to make clothes, such as cotton, silk, wool, or polyester
Accessory An item worn to complement an outfit, such as a belt, scarf, hat, or jewelry.
Footwear Items worn on the feet, such as shoes, boots, sandals, or sneakers.
Undergarment Clothing worn beneath outer clothes, such as underwear, bras, or undershirts.
Outerwear Clothing designed to be worn over other garments, typically for warmth or protection, such as coats, jackets, or raincoats.
Tailoring The art of designing, fitting, and altering clothes to ensure they fit well and look stylish.
Seam The line where two pieces of fabric are sewn together in a garment.
Hem The edge of a piece of cloth that is folded and sewn to prevent fraying, often found at the bottom of pants, skirts, or sleeves.
Cuff The folded or banded end of a sleeve or pant leg, often adjustable or decorative.
Lining A layer of fabric inside a garment, providing structure, comfort, or warmth.
Pattern A design or template used to cut fabric into specific shapes for sewing clothes.
Silhouette The overall shape or outline of a garment when worn, such as A-line, fitted, or oversized.
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